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W.W. II-era enlistee crossword clue
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| New York Times crossword of July 23rd, 2006 other clues |
| Drew nigh |
| Dries, in a way |
| Duration of many a TV show |
| Enlarge, in a way |
| Enthusiastic cheering section at a bullfight? |
| Enzyme suffix |
| Expert in ornamental fabrics? |
| Fair-hiring org. |
| Fillet |
| Fishing gear with fine mesh wire |
| Flute, e.g. |
| Foreign exchange option |
| Freely |
| French priest born in early July? |
| Game with matchsticks |
| Garage job |
| Gave in |
| Girl's name that's a Texas county seat |
| Grandparents, often |
| Green |
| Haberdashery item |
| He hoped to succeed H.S.T. |
| Intensifies, with 'up' |
| It melts in your mouth |
| J. M. Barrie pirate |
| Jazzman Saunders |
| Journal add-on? |
| Jumper, briefly |
| Just back from vacation, say |
| Kind of blast |
| Kind of engr. |
| Lamenting one |
| Lend support to |
| Life of ___ |
| Sleek, for short |
| Some choristers |
| Some Filipinos |
| Source of iron |
| Spot in a Manilow tune |
| St. Andrews golf club member |
| Start of Montana's motto |
| Starter's need |
| Steamed |
| Storyteller of Samos |
| Suffix with front |
| Sweet after-dinner drinks |
| They do the thinking |
| They're trident-shaped |
| Tranquil scene |
| Trick shot that knocks the balls off a French pool table? |
| Trojan War sage |
| TV alien |
| U.S. ally since '48 |
| Unbroken |
| Vietnamese city painted in soothing colors? |
| Virtuous sort |
| Was of use to |
| What a dummy! |
| Wine that causes incoherent talk? |
| With no guarantees |
| Worry, it's said |
| Yearbook sect. |
| [sigh] |
| ___ corda (music marking) |
| ___ Coty, predecessor of Charles de Gaulle |
| ___' Pea |
| 'Had enough?' |
| 'Missed it!' |
| 'Not my problem!' |
| 'Please?' |
| 'You've got to be kidding!' |
| 1940's first lady |
| Actress Anderson |
| Ad headline |
| Additionally |
| After-school arrangements |
| Apology starter |
| Attire |
| Authorize |
| Authorized to travel |
| Auto parts giant |
| Bireme gear |
| Bit of sports news |
| Boxer-turned-actor |
| Brownie, e.g. |
| Brute |
| Bungled, with 'up' |
| Calif. hub |
| Capital on the Mississippi |
| Catkin bearers |
| Centers of squares, maybe |
| Chanson de ___ |
| Clarifying phrase |
| Common Internet letters |
| Common order, with 'the' |
| Concerning |
| Corp. honcho |
| Cracker spread that's a little sparse on top? |
| Cream |
| Dasher, to Dancer |
| Defeats regularly, in sports lingo |
| Deli offering |
| Dept. of Labor div. |
| Discontinued investigative series? |
| Like a cardinal |
| Like pure gold |
| Literary governess |
| Lively tempo |
| Make it big |
| Mint hardware |
| Monologist of note |
| No longer good |
| Not quite right? |
| Old 'public diplomacy' org. |
| Old five-franc coin |
| Orchard starter |
| Pacific kingdom |
| Peace Nobelist called a 'messenger to mankind' |
| Place for a pad |
| Place on the schedule |
| Poppy derivative |
| Popular British society magazine |
| Promptly |
| Pseudopod formers |
| Punished, in a way, in the Bible |
| Put on record, but not actually on a record |
| Put out |
| Rate at which a personnel manager works? |
| Rehabilitated, in a way |
| Ring |
| Rink leap |
| River whose delta is Cape Tortosa |
| Romp |
| Salinger dedicatee |
| Second word of many limericks |
| Shook down |
| Sidesplitter |
| Simple headstone |
| Simple, pretty songs |
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